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01/07/2026

Pressure Washer Detergents and Heavy Duty Cleaners Clearance

Sell As complete lot 2500.00

5 Gal containers: Hotsy, StripaCast, PowerKleen, Deco Travercast.

6) yellow fever, 4) Red Stuff, 1) Hotsy Brown, 3) Eviro Safe, 1) Liquid Foamer, 1) Rinse Aid, 1) U Line, 1) Fall Protection Kit, 1) Hotline Yellow, 1) Blue Thunder. 24) Deco Travercast, 22) Super StripaCast - note on the StripaCast all the lids are cracked and some of the liquid has leaked out on some of them.

1 Gallon Containers:

9) Stonefish Sealer, 3) Proclean BC, Barc, 1) Double Eagle, 1) Green PX, 1) Graffiti, 2) Efflo, 4) Cherry Cling, 5) Grounds Keeper.

10/17/2018

GEN2-1031 4 Sensor 1 Modulator (4S/1M) system.
This system allows you to replace the market leading 4S/2M system that mounts directly to the air tank.
The GEN2-1031 allows you to have a direct plug and play option to retrofit your standard 4S/2M system or even
upgrade your basic 2S/1M system to allow four wheels to be sensed. The GEN2-1031 4S/1M system will meet the
performance of the market leading 4S/2M while making installation worry free. The GEN2-1031 utilizes existing parts
from the GEN2-1010 and the market leading 2S/1M system. This system will cover multiple applications which will save money, reduce operating costs and improve performance. As with all Dayton Parts GEN2 ECU’s, no cost Wi-Fi diagnostics are built in to the ECU!
GEN2-1031 4S/1M system crosses to Meritor WABCO S4005001030 4S/2M system and can be easily retrofitted
utilizing all existing ports and sensors. The GEN2-1031 will also mount directly from the air tank. http://www.truckcomponentsonline.com/4-Sensor-1-Modulator-Abs-System-GEN2-1031_p_2879.html for Gen2-1031 or http://www.truckcomponentsonline.com/4-Sensor-1-Modulator-Abs-System-GEN2-1031_p_2879.html for Gen2-1030

01/26/2017

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-38750698

Police in Utah have released dramatic dashcam footage showing the moment a train and truck collided.

07/22/2016

http://www.truckersnews.com/brake-safety-week-scheduled-for-sept-11-17/

From Sept. 11 to 17 law enforcement agencies across North America will inspect commercial vehicles for out-of-adjustment brakes, and brake system violations.

08/18/2015

Medium-duty and heavy-duty trucks require their own special components. When you are repairing or performing maintenance on your truck, it makes sense to purchase from an aftermarket parts company. Your truck puts on many miles, and you don’t want you or your driver to be slowed down by a breakdown…

12/04/2014

How Truckers Can Avoid Cargo Theft
Cargo thefts from U.S. freight haulers declined in the beginning of 2013 from late last year, but the problem still troubles truckers across the country.

Between February and April, there were 176 cargo thefts, according to logistics security services provider FreightWatch International. On average, thieves stole $120,990 worth of freight.

What Freight is at Risk

The most targeted states were Texas and Florida. Together they accounted for 31 percent of all the cargo theft incidents in the country. The most commonly stolen items were food and drinks, electronics, metals and pharmaceuticals.

Cargo thefts can be extremely costly and can severely damage freight haulers’ ability to do business. Here are a few tips to avoid becoming a victim:

Avoid unsecured parking areas. According to FreightWatch, 75 percent of all cargo theft incidents occurred at these types of locations.
Do not discuss the content of your freight with strangers, at truck stops or over the CB Radio. Your friends and colleagues are listening, but thieves may be listening, too.
Try to drive more than 200 miles from your freight’s origin before stopping, so long as hours of service rules allow. Most cargo thefts occur within a short distance of where you picked up your freight.
Vary your routes. Cargo hijackers like predictability in victims.
Try to only stop at reputable truck stops where there are other people around.
And importantly, do not try to protect your cargo in the event of theft or hijacking. The freight in your truck is not worth your life. It is far better to remember any identifying characteristics of a cargo thief that you can and later report the incident to police.

11/07/2014

http://abcnews.go.com/US/danger-forcing-truck-drivers-drive-sleep-deprived-exposed/story?id=25544862

One trucker says many companies put unrelenting pressure on drivers to make sure loads are delivered on time.

10/28/2014

http://www.wthr.com/story/15144020/13-investigates-hot-trucks

If you think state police are just looking for speeders, think again. All across Indiana, state troopers are now cracking down on a dangerous problem that impacts local grocery stores and restaurants, and it can make you and your family very sick.

10/23/2014

What will the DOT do about border-crossing between Mexico and the US?

The book is closed on a three-year cross-border trucking pilot project, but the debate over cross-border trucking with Mexico is far from finished.

10/20/2014

Considering aftermarket truck parts? Here are some of the primary benefits.

Truck owners will quickly see that aftermarket parts have a lot of benefits, when they start to investigate them. Aftermarket parts are an extremely good option for the average truck owner who is thinking about having his truck repaired or just to replace older parts on his truck.

10/14/2014

Never allow an organization to force you to do something illegal.

A suburban trucking company expected its drivers to stay on the road far beyond what is allowed by law, according to a driver who says he was fired for refusing a long run to Mississippi.

10/10/2014

Ouch! This Fresno company was hit hard with a $3.5 verdict, but for good reason.

A jury finds GMG Trucking negligent in the death of a driver, who died in a fiery crash in 2010 on Interstate 40 in New Mexico.